2383: The Artist's Way

[Michael's Servant]

with Jeremy Wein and Mike Vecchione – How to win wrestling; family arguments; NYC PodFest; Radiohead fans eating pictures of Thom Yorke’s face; Caitlyn Jenner nude on Sports Illustrated’s cover; Woody Allen’s latest interview re: Soon-Yi; the Joe Paterno/Jerry Sandusky scandal has more victims/witnesses; money in politics; serving drinks to pregnant women; NYC disperses harmless gasses in the subway system

Guests:
Jeremy Wein


Mike Vecchione


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[Sparrow]

i'm not a Radiohead fan; the only other album i know is In Rainbows and i think Thom Yorke, his fans, and a lot of the stuff surrounding Radiohead is hella pretentious. that being said, A Moon Shaped Pool was full of strings and piano and it broke my heart into a million beautiful pieces. it's a great headphones album; there's so much to dig through on subsequent listenings. and it was an anticipated piece of art that i got to experience on the same day as the rest of the world sitting on my front porch watching fireflies. some things are fun that way. recommend.

[FingerLakes]

Keith was Foxcatcher one of the movies that pleased you? Have you seen the [actual] documentary about them on Netflix?

[Keith]

I think I liked it. I remember it being too long. I don't have time for the documentary. Plus I now already know how it ends.

[dannyhatch]

Originally Posted by Sparrow

i'm not a Radiohead fan; the only other album i know is In Rainbows and i think Thom Yorke, his fans, and a lot of the stuff surrounding Radiohead is hella pretentious. that being said, A Moon Shaped Pool was full of strings and piano and it broke my heart into a million beautiful pieces. it's a great headphones album; there's so much to dig through on subsequent listenings. and it was an anticipated piece of art that i got to experience on the same day as the rest of the world sitting on my front porch watching fireflies. some things are fun that way. recommend.

In Rainbows is so great, probably in my top 3 somewhere with OK Computer and Kid A (ya gotta check those out too). I like A Moon Shaped Pool a lot also, but it took me a few listens to really get into it. But once it clicked, wowie zowie. What do you think of the new album, Apia?